practical shuffle #2

Plane joints (gliding joints) are commonly found in flat articular surfaces, where may a plane joint be found?

• elbow and interphalangeal joints

• proximal radioulnar joints, atlantoaxial joint

• intercarpal and intertarsal joints

• shoulder and hip joints

Pseudostratified epithelia are accompanied by which cell types?

• cilia, adipose

• cilia, goblet

• goblet, adipose

• cilia, skeletal

Which of the following tissue types have weak regeneration?

• skeletal muscle tissue and cartilage

• smooth muscle and dense regular connective tissue

• cardiac muscle tissue and nervous tissue

• epithelial tissue, bone, areolar tissue, dense irregular connective tissue and blood forming tissue

What cranial nerve passes through the stylomastoid foramen?

• Hypoglossal nerve XII

• Optic nerve II

• Olfactory nerve I

• Facial nerve VII

What are the 5 types of vertebrae?

• 
  cervical

  thoracic

  lumbar

  sacral

  coccygeal

• irregular

  coccygeal

  cervical

  thoracic

  lumbar

• cervical

  humoral

  thoracic

  lumbar

  sacral

• caudal

  cervical

  thoracic

  lumbar

  sacral

Which canal serves as a passage for the optic nerve and opthalmic arteries, and is found in the sphenoid bone?

• foramen ovale

• optic canal

• superior orbital fissue

• olfactory canal

This type of break is associated with a common sports fracture..

• impacted

• spiral

• compound

• comminuted

This type of break may result in a severe bone infection caused osteomyelitis...

• simple

• compound

• comminuted

• greenstick

what muscle keeps the eyelids contracted and open?

• lateral rectus

• superior oblique

• levator palpebrae superioris

• inferior rectus

the cranial nerve that provides parasympathetic control of the heart also...

• provides feedback from baroreceptors

• controls tongue movement

• controls the parotid salivary gland

• controls muscles of the voice box